New Man in Kate Hudson Life! He is Not Brad Pitt

"Almost Famous" actress Kate Hudson has a new man in her life and it's not Brad Pitt. The actress is reportedly in love with musician Danny Fujikawa.

The confirmed reports of the alleged affair between the 37-year-old actress and the musical artist came after Kate Hudson was found kissing Fujikawa in Los Angeles on Sunday. The couple has been spotted together many times before, the witnesses confirmed. The latest meeting was at Juice Crafters in L.A. They ordered smoothies there ahead of dining at Cafe Vida.

"Kate grabbed him and wrapped her arms around him," US Weekly quoted the eyewitness as saying. "They were kissing and not shy about it at all. She was really flirty."

Before this, Kate Hudson and Danny Fujikawa were seen at an Italian restaurant, Giorgio Baldi, in Santa Monica a few weeks ago. This is not the first time when the "Deepwater Horizon" actress has involved in a relationship with a musician. Prior to Danny Fujikawa, she was in a marital bond between 2000 and 2007 with Chris Robinson, ex-Black Crowes frontman. The actress has a son from her ex, namely Ryder, 13.

Kate Hudson is also a mother of five-year-old son Bingham from yet another relationship with Muse singer Matthew Bellany. She was also alleged of an involvement with Nick Jonas and Diplo. Moreover, if recent reports are to be followed, the "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" actress was linked to now single Brad Pitt. The media reported the alleged affair following the actor's separation from his wife, Angelina Jolie, in 2016.

The new man in the life of Kate Hudson is the founder of Lightwave Records. He founded it in 2013. Danny Fujikawa was also a singer cum guitarist for the L.A. band Chief, which is defunct now. The first album of the band, "Modern Rituals" was released in 2010.

""It's a traveler's record. I listen and it immediately feels natural to see myself driving down the Pacific Coast Highway," Fujikawa told Domino USA. "But at the same time, maybe it would feel the same way if I were walking through New York."